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AN INrEREsTINa CASE.
a Man Fined for Illegal sale Of Liquor, APP

A Man Fined for Illegal Sale Of Liquor, Ap.
pealS.
The case of the State VS.. Wstzel, decided
in the Supreme Court OF Appeals yoster-
day, Is an interesting one. John II. Wet.
eel fs o druggist at Rsysnswood. He was
indicted Tor selling whisky. On the trial
the evidence was that q man named Par.
sons went into the drug store, and after
some talk with Perry Wei2,l, the clerk,
laid % cents on the counter, and going be.
hind, got a half pint Of whisky In q bottle
from among q number Of such bottles
ready filed which were sltting under the
counter. John q. Wetzol was not in the
store. Perry WetSsl swore that he refused
to sell Parsons whisky, and did not know
he got any; neither did he got any money
from the counter II any was left.
Weizsl was fined, but took an appeal.
The Supreme Court yesterday refused to
interfere with the judgment Of the lower
Conrt, and Wetzel will pay the fine.
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Tho Board Of Directors Of tho Arion met
last evening, and In consideration Of the
unreasonable and nDprbpliious damp
weather, concluded to postpone the picnic
and sORrmtrhdchiefti announced 10 take
place on the State FAlF Grounds this after,
noon and evening, I'LL june II. So far Il
haA rhined every day In Juno.
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WILL +, WEIR, who for many yearI was
connected with the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Oompany's office, extends a cordial
invitation 70 ali to call and Ooe him at bis
new quarters, where he will be pleased 10
show them q full and complete line Of
Hats, Gaps and Cent? Furnishing Goods
OF tho lowest prices. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Gall aud be convinced.
Wilt F. Weir,
Under New Mcclure House,
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sCRoFuLoua nIcRRs.

james 4. Richardson, Custom HouSe, New Or
broke out on my body until l WG d mSGS Of cot.
ttiptl01, Everything known 10 the medical ia0Il,
y was tiled III vain / bScRnpA moro VEeoi, Ti
um9a could noi lMt my hands "a. my head, could
upon lilo D q cure. No foll0i Of tuTOin Ton year,
In 1850 heard Of the CuIi0uta ROmOdiOE, iiIeS
them, and was perfectly cdfOd.u
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PItllhnrnh nnd ILaLnrn.

Commencing Sunday, June d, and con.
unulnR every HundBy until further NOTICE
the baltimore q Ohio will Abll excursion
tickets 10 PlIsbuFgh and return al low
rate Of u 90, and 10 Washington, pa.i and
return At W, Trains leave At o and
$40 A, u, returning arrive Al and lltlO
4,
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Uhoap r.oursIona 70 cincinnati

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling FOL
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 ?. NJ, and
will sell excursion tickets 70 parties Of FIVE
Or more. One week Of pleasure, beautl.
iul scenery and good music on The. largest
and best steamer that Ootnes 10 Wheeling,
For rates apply 10 Frank booth OF Capt,
CHARLES Mghlenan, Wheeling W, Va.
NSyAp
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During the storm yesterday afternoon a
house belonging to Thomas Znk, the
Fifth ward furniture dealer, and located
on the east side Of Center Market square,
Just below Twenty.second street, was
struck by lightning, The electricity struck
the south chimney, knocked the chimney
top to pieces, and ran down into the house,
breaking several pRnes OF glass. Mrs. DA'
Wis, the wife Of a Baltimore & Ohio engi-
nser who lives in the house, was slightly
Affected by the shock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-08

George Pitner has passed tho examination Of the
agent, aud will probably soon get hi
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ONE OF TnE WOnsr cAsRs,

We have been selling your CuIiouta Remedies "a,
years. ard have the Afat Complaint YET 70 feoeiyn
from q nntdhAlOt. Ono Of the CGIeS Of ScFoi,
hl9 ! eyel cav was cured BY The use Of ayo boiiiRs
Cngguta NesolyonI Cutlc1Ia aud CulioHfa
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR Druggists,
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ExCurSion to Cleveland, Thursday, June o.
Tbe Pennsylvania Company will run 4
special excursion train 10 Cleveland, on
Thursday, June 0, for which excursion
tickets will DO sold from Bridgeport 81 the
rate Of 1925. Tickets will DO good to 70.
turn by any. regular train Until Monday,
June 10, inclusive. Fortune oil trains and
rates Of fare, Geo 1mell bllla
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Tux ZINE Street N, v CHURCH will give
q musiCal and literary entertainment
evening, June9. Admission, Csc,
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Cheap sunday Excursions on Ohio River
RAiIrund,

Commencing June 10, tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tlokeA every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
10 SlBtersville and return at the low rate
Of 81 so; Wheeling 10 ParkeTBburg and
return, s. %. NOEeta good one day only.
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netnrn Oh tho Fnrorllcr.

Kennedy L Whites inautodou 10 cent
chow will return to Whesllng and remain
-FOUR days, commencing Wednesday, June
8. Many new acts will BIO introduced.
We would bB pleased TO see the ladies and
childten attend tho nStlneeS, rs they are
lesS crowded aud can enjoy tho perform.
auce much better. The shOw will exhibit
on tho same Rroundg, OAldWOlls Ran,
June 8, o, 10 and II. Two performance
daily. Doors open a. 1880 and 1850 r, n,
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FOUR cents for Cream ColOrCd CrlnklO
nj EMSHElMER'S.
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WARRINGTON, D. o. June s.-Por Wsst.
OIn Pennsylvania and Wet Virginia fair
weather, Bculhstly Winds, slight changes
In Temporarily
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Remnant lots Of Gsnt's French Kid
and Kangaroo OonRfCse, AlsoA lot o. low
cut bhoCH al one hall The regular prices.
L. v, BLOND,
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F0R SALE.
HoTEL FOR SALE.
Iohof at private Eate the we'll known fioti
known "a the
FAIIbEs WOR BAIAM.

6&AAOHAS EOIO S4AAAkLs
-Four Pine Farms For Bale lone Of so Acre,
situate ak miles west Of Martina FCtIy, ONO, O9
Mt Pleasant Pike, with Gne improvements and
choice fruits Of all kinds IN abundance. well WAiC,
ca and nearly all In g~raiu-Chsap and on t1J
Ono Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles ioI
bridgeport on the Cadl1 Eik6, with good lwol0I
6rleE house and Ha9 barn ana elbef 9aib9lldlbE@
WIZ an abundance Of fruit Of all kinds
Also, one oil 100 Acres, four miles from Bridge
port on, wheeling Creek, south bidO Of Entlolll
toAd, Win q splendid tw0AtOry frame dwelling
h9ito containing seven. rooms, hail aud paHlI
plenty Of small fruit u all Kinds,
AlAel 0ne, Of III ACtcA, situate ono milo wei!t@a
~ ClaltBVllle, y. This IA considered ono Of wy
1lq1t iatml III belmont county In every pArilelAip
-Ii9h Aoil, nigO location, and In splendid OtletE
All OF tue above farms Will be- EOld tbCap anuON
cay iortnS, For particulars call on OF adde's
Il. Z, HuWBhh4
lnturAnOO and Heal Esulo AGENT.
mI2S.AM4H ihdgapDil ONO
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WRnted-A situation IA hOOk, Keeper
FnwlerA latcnl Fly FAngs-NeAblti R Bro,
Picked o. AteEE In GlRH JAIS--F, HRnAuOF,
Regular PitAbnrRh,, wheeling aud Cincinnati
packOt-HtCaner Fashion,
Gard Of ThAnkt-MfB Adam B.ockCr.
sLAndAid building Association.
NOtirO-lncOrpOratOB oil the BCWlnier Limestone
Grsni' Complimentary BenrAtto Manager 0. q
FCt sale aud For ECnt-RCal I~stAtu-Jamcs A,
TR6S5 StSnSt In siRht-Carpen and Furniture
q. MGndcl Il J~Or-fOurlh plGC.
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Eugene johnson, the murderer Of. P. Thatcher
was taken 70 the pCnitentlAty yesterday afternoon
The funeral OF Mn, L. d. Purdy will take place
from MI, Purdy's residence In the lower ward at
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Grand Jury completed II lRborS yesterday
afternoon. But'ieW indictments were found
Henry Sntdef wAg the only one hero whom TIE
Jury caught for selling liquor without q license,
The old cases EgainSt sllder. In which tho judR,
mentS were set aside, arc set for trial on the 10Th
inst, These arc the cases upon which Snlder was
put In jail and released BY Judge Jacob. because q
error on the trials.
The grand Jury. did not dnd an Indictment
against Richard Allen. II seems that tho failure d
tho assessor 70 leave the proper blanks at Mr.
was sought against him for giving an incorrect 70.
turn Of his property 70 the assessor. II Is claimed
that he has kept back q very large sum OF money,
have been entitled 70 about u. 100 had the prOScCu,
ton been q successful one.
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sunoFuLots. ivurp,rnr

And Contagious HumOn, With Loas Of Hail an
Kr1ptl0nl Of Tho skin, are pSSltly0lY cuted ~ IN,
lCutA and putcufA Soap externally ini UtiitoiifS
iAll, beud for pamphlet
CullcuA Re1iediel ere toid o~yetyVhete, rfloe,
Uuti0ufa, the Great shin Cure, b centSi tniiSn,6
Boapt an BAqlillle Bea1ltlbE. % 65aisI GtiliStibs
keaolVonl the heM Hl0od PIn1Of, SiVoi Form
nllIPtls, BAckhoaAi ,55In b,0r,,.h,.
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SWISS EmbrOldCrles and Laces Cheal
ri EMSllEIMER 'S
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EDUCATIONAL,
Mt. De ChantaI Academy
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA

The Lhirly.niEEh year pi this we'll known Aad'
etny, under THO charge Of Tie vlhAtlon Nuns
opens on the 1n. Monday Of September neIl, and
continues Ton months,
Pupils received AtAnY time In tho session,
Those VINO desire 70 place lhOlr daughters 10 u
Institution Attending exceptional advantages u
Tho way Of heaithlui and delightful location, ~
eellenl board, thorough discipline and luitiGugn
" the hands 81 llfDi6ng tAGicH, IN eypJ deg,aai,ES
mont Of female education, including the tdylssp
AnglaBW and music hhOuld send i0t uaNuNv'
Of this school, Address,
DlFOotTOss Of the Academy Of the VidiSt'oD'
MI. DIR CuANTAJ,
An2AplM NNAt WAn.llns " W.
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AZ reported by ohrbstan Sediment, drug.
gtst, Opera Houue corner, yeStor0hyi
~ S4aas' I'm thA 1ES,
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Back AehS, kidney Pains And veal,
"a Ei5 IRSSIsi ( 81 PIs1 ! SISSlR y. NJ
I'M iuAtV,AV
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ATTEND the musical and literary enter.
talnment at the Zane Street NJ. L, Church,
Thursday evening.
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CHAMPION oarsman Of America, John
Teemer, endorses st. Jacobs Oil for mus
Oular pains.
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SPECIAL Saline BnlO to-day, beautiful
styles, at EMSHElMER'S,
Eleventh street.
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Of Ladies' fne shoes for this week at re.
duced prices. l. v. BLOND.
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LAST public entertainment Of Miss Dill
lon will be given June 10, at the OhRpline
Street M. 3. church.
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CAN'T do without 81. Jacobs Oil says
Capt. Paul Boyton. Swimmers all use 1t.
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CENTURY Cloth Sea yard at
EMSlIEIMER'S.
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on and after to-day wo will close our
Store at o'clock 4. NJ, Saturday OK.
copied, JACOB ". GRUBB,
JOWelOr.
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For RENT,
F0R RENT.
ADMlNlsrRAroRs' NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

A DMlNlSCkAIOkS NUTlUE,
WHEELING ", Va JunO1t lS1.
The uudenElgned having boon duly qunlllsdlnt
appointed Administrations Of tho estate Of Z. !.
Stone. deceased, hereby notify all peuou
holding claims against taid estate to present til,
same properly certified, without delay and al
persons indebted to said estate to call and StA.
inside Of thirty days. s
". 4 STONE,
1880 Main Street, Wheeling, wa
j.. Il, sToNE,
Iez.D4v 1914 MAIN Street. Wheeling. ". Va
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WANTED.

INFANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
wv to sell my new goods. Sli per week uli1,
ttlOl. Rare chance, Address with Itamp *,
tegmA, 7. N. WsAVKR, ION, Division street, Ras.
nl0, N, Y, mVIT
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FOR SAFE.

TOR APPROXIMATIONS PLANT
II at Lock No, ., Great KAnawhR river, ". Va;
two hoiBting engines, ~ deFrlOks complete viii
u stone CRrs, y patent dirt dump can, I
bafgCA for handling stone, quarry tools, DC. Ad.
dtoa OaAS. II STRONG 4 Son, Coal Valley VI.
Va, or Cleveland, q. tS
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MUSICAL and literary entertainment at
the lne Street NJ, y, Church Thursday
evening, june 0. Admission, a5a,
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HOW nv Haolt Achog

PIMF4fEsSi d 9l.' 80 SStls SIIH s S!snllho, and nab,
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
VVNu4AMkNnt"~

such Us are used in the United States
army, tho rate OF firing would be about
seven hundred shots q minute. The rap
idity OF the fire Is such that at n thousand
yards range twenty bullets will strike the
target after The gun ceases TO fire, while by
giving the gun very high elevation, five
hundred rounds may be discharged before
tho first bullet strikes the ground. To pre-
yont too great heating, q water tank Is pro.
vided, from which tho water Is fed through
the casing around the barrel The amount
OF heat thus generated is about one and
half units for each discharge, and thou
sand rounds will evaporate more than
pint OF water. The gun Is mounted pivotly,
to admit of considerable latitude Of range,
and IL may be turned very readily in any
direction. The shield In the illustration is
raised ~ protection against arrows and
spears Tho top and bottom hinged sections
may b. iowerod and raised, however, to
provide double thickness against bullets.
THIS gun Is whole artillery corps IN
itself. One man can operate II, anl II can
be carried anywhere upon the back OF
horse or mule. or upon the backs OF two
men, II necessary. The gun itself weighs
only forty pounds. The swivel on which II
Is mounted we CHS sixteen pounds, the tri-
pod without the shield weighs fifty pounds,
and the shield weighs fifty pounds The
gun may b. detached from the tripod,
which may be folded with the greatest
facility. Tho seat slides back, drawing the
strut with Il, and the whole thing folds up,
Mr.. Maxim Is an American.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
The Socialist Federation.

To the Editor OF the Enquirer.
The proposed Federalism must recon
cie three elements: individualism, state
socialism and communism. The second is
a compromise between the first and last; ;
or rather, n natural and perfect adjust
ment of them. One rejects state socialism
because II recognizes private property;
the other, because it attempts to define
common property. Individualists will
not compromise. We may go to them,
but they will not come to us; "No, not one
step!" says Comrade Tucker. They mis-
represent, saying state socialism means "a
national soup-house," ignore our denials,
and assume thus to define our doctrine
without reference to authorities, and ig-
more negative evidence.
The unyielding nature of every school
would prevent the federation; but hope
lies in possible unseen harmony of the
whole, which remains hidden, partly from
want Of uniformity of economic terms,
and partly from unfairness in estimating
the various doctrines; but 1t is revealed
in such assertions as the following from
an extreme individualist (Edgeworth):
AN unbiased discernment between So
cial property and private property, is
what society needs"
He condemns the phantom then EN-
braces the substance. II individualists
consent to social property and admins
tration of the same, compromise with
them will be an agreement as to what
shall be public wealth. With communist
anarchists, agreement will be easy so. long
as they so frequently Recommend such as
Painc's Rights of Man. complete state
socialistic text book, favoring democrat
government and majority rule another
proof oflatent harmony.
The question of force, as an element in
agitation, divides each school. Unless
preliminary agreement can be reached
through the labor press, convention will
be fruitless. ZESo.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
A WONDERFUL GUN.
A Wonderful Artillery Corps In I>Dslf
Weighing Only Forty Pounds-.What 10
Will Accomplish In Modern Warfare.

A wonderful Artillery Corps In Isslf
Weighing Only Forty Pounds-.what u
VIII Accomplish In Modern Warfare.
They are getting up some wonderful
things 10 the shape Of guns nowadays.
There seems absolutely TO be no limit to
the capabilities Of the inventors In this di.
rection. Most attention Of late has been
paid, however, 10 naval wsrfarc-new
ships, forts, big guns, torpedoes, protect
ing nets, turrcts and ornaments Field ar
tillery has been quite neglected, AMI IT Is,
therefore, o welcome .slief from the mar
velous tales OF promised prowess At sea to
read OF the success OF Hiram q. Maxim's
wonderful machine gun. II will be remem-
bercd that Henry NJ. Stanley was com.
pellcd, short time ago, TO abandon his
lectur.ng tour through this country, and
was recalled 10 take command Of an expe-
dition In relief OF Emin Pasha, the success
sor OF General Gordon. who 10 at present
supposed to be beleaguered by hostile AZ
ricans near Wadelai, not far from Lake
Albert Nyanza. Before leaving England
he provided himself with one OF Hiram s.
Maxim's automatic machine guns, and has
since made some tests OF Its powers The
illustration, taken from the Seietife Amsvt-
can, gives very COOL idea Of the gun, with
the great explorer In the act OF firing it.
The action OF this marvellous gun is auto
matte, each cartridge being discharged by
the recoil OF the shot preceding. Tho cart
ridges are placed In belt, and the empty
. shells are thrown out In front OF the gun.
as shown In the illustration. The rate Of
tiro Is about six hundred times minute.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
IN. a.s.s,en At 1s.ue.

II is not only question at issue for our
next campaign but vital question of i'm
portance TO ones. self to look into If we
intend to carry on our warfare for our
own benefit. In going into store you ask
for Stetson hat. say right here consider
your own welfare and patronize no one
that now carries any Stetson hats. That
is the only way to abolish the name and
get them out Of the market. wepositive-
ly refuse to carry them in stock because
few aristocrats want them. We will make
it point to cater for the Labor trade e1-
clusively, and you will find at our estab-
lishment nothing but Union made hats,
and outside of all, we will sell you goods at
one-half their value less than you can
purchase elsewhere. Call at 174l Lari-
mer Street. DASBURY HAT Co.
$50 ly
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

To introduce Il. new process of enlarg-
ing, NJ, +. Chase is giving with each doz-
en- of his best cabinets, one 1Sx22 picture
of the person sitting for the cabinets.
Call and see samples of these beautiful
pictures. You will never regret it. Sim
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Socialism is theory Of society
which advocates more precise. orderly
and harmonious arrangement of the So
cial relations Of mankind than that
which has hitherto prevailed.n-web-
ster's Dictionary.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

The people Of this Republic ought to
do rs they do in Switzerland, themselves
pass upon by ballot everv measure be.
fore |. becomes law binding upon
them. This is the Referendum" and
until 1t is adopted We are simple slaves.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

II you want photographs of any size, or
a crayon portrait, or have any pictures
that you want enlarged, call on NJ. E.
Chase, 1859 Larimer street, corner Fif-
teenth. It will pay you. 269 I'm
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

See Browne & Hyde, 1896 Curtis street,
and have them show you some of those
cheap lots in Eastern Capitol Hill and
other additions. 269 I'm
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Miss NJ. Johnsonston, fashionable mil
liner, is prepared to furnish millinery
goods at very reasonable prices. She does
her own work.. Give her n call, laboring
people, at 6l5 Sixteenth st. 1863 I'm
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

workingmen who desire to make small
investments in safe localities will do well
to call on Browne Il Hyde, 1886 Curtis, and
look over their cheap lots. They have a
number of bargains which are sure to
make money for the purchaser. 269 I'm.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

When in want of anv thing in the drug
line. don't forget Brother Kilbride, COR
ner Sixteenth and Champa streets. If
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Me. Chase is making the finest Photo
graphs in the city at l459 Larimer street.
269 I'm
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The celebrated stiff Hats from the
Cooperative Hat company just received
at C.avton's.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Fishing Tackle

OF every description at Abel's i0s5 Six
teenth street. 2IO-4t
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Otto Schiller's Bakery, 2715 Larimer St.
go Is.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

John s Neva's barber shop. Sixteenth
and Curtis. Superior workmanship. II
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Tobacco, smokers articles at Abel's, 1895
Sixteenth street. 2'0-4t
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Take your old pictures to NJ. Z. Chase
TO be enlarged; 1859 Larimer. 269 I'm
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WEDDING CARDS.

EIgan g. Owens, sixteenth street, oppo'
.ite Daniels a. Fisher. 80 I'm ly
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For fine life-sized Crayon Portraits call
on NJ. E. Chase, corner Fifteenth and Lar
inner streets. 269 I'm
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
VISITING CARDS.
Pipes,

EIgnn L. owen, sixteenth street, oppo-
an, Dnuiel. A. Fisher. 969 lmly
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TRADE BOOMING.

Never before was our business so good
as now. The entire West is on the high
road to prosperity. Non-residents find
they can do better with us than at any
other store, and our customers are increas-
ing daily.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

STYLISH STATIONERY.
Elgan g. Owen, sixteenth street, oppo-
.i,. Daniels a. Fisher. 269 I'm ly
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

". C. Dsrssy, q CFaac kaplds. sss "a
eisy yesterday.
CoIsasi Grover gives a nslaes a. the
Opers House tnis sfteE1oo1-
Ths Sss Fra saGzsty vii gre = socazl
hoD AZ ne at xrmeFy tDaisaL
A sxks saaIeees Witnessed ~A0nts
Crsst0' Al ne 0p1Ea Houss AS nlE1i.
Preparations for ne concert Ga Tuesday
evening a. me Clay Avenue Armofy are
40. oomplste, and nee ssng rehe<rsals hzss
perfec1ed he participants IA their spseisi-
Ues
IN Police Court Yesterday samuel Kinds.
James Cannon .ad Hiram Prinele pleaded
guilty 70 having 5sen plolseiy Intoxicated
sad Justice Ryan imposed ans u ss-oo
Ira each case.
Mss 4eDosel. orgah.zsg Of loang
Womsns Christian Temperance Onlons,
has siarssd ons here, sn1 they meet a. ths
Congregational church this aitsfnoon 10
perfect their organization ana plans
The HOrtcuituTal ar opened in Good
Ten plaFs Hal Yesterday nOoa With = large
DguBer of ans exhibits and large attend
snes Goth sIisrn4-Dn and eyealng. The e1
hl0iuoH viii Dc 0psn today aud until
ciock tais esenlEg The nOTai display i
excellent ani beautifully arranged